A Zeppelin Brought to Book : The Remains of the LZ 77, Destroyed by the French. 1916.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Graphic, March 4th, 1916," called "A Zeppelin Brought to Book," showing 3 Photographs for "The Remains of the LZ 77,  Destroyed by the French."

To the famous French "seventy-fives" belongs the honour of bringing down Zeppelin LZ77 in the neighbourhood of Revigny last week.  The monster was hit by an incendiary shell, at a height of 7500 feet, and in a few seconds the whole airship collapsed in a mass of flame.  In the middle of the central picture is Adjutant Bramling, who commanded the battery of automobile guns which attacked the Zeppelin, and, on his right, Private Pennetier, who fired the decisive shot.

Condition is Very Good.